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Strahleninduzierte Aneuploidien beim Säuger

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Die Wirkung niedriger Strahlendosen

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Numerische Chromosomenanomalien verursachen frühkindlichen Tod, Fehlbildungen und geistige Retardierung, wie z.B. bei den Trisomien 13 (Pätau-Syndrom), 18 (Edwards-Syndrom) und 21 (Down-Syndrom). Auch sind sie für eine spätere Störung der Geschlechtsentwicklung oder für Infertilität, wie beim Turner-Syndrom [45, XO] und beim Klinefelter-Syndrom [47,XXY], verantwortlich [34].

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Hansmann, I. (1989). Strahleninduzierte Aneuploidien beim Säuger. In: Köhnlein, W., Traut, H., Fischer, M. (eds) Die Wirkung niedriger Strahlendosen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-74676-5_2

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